> Linux desktop environments tend to be more configurable, and you can configure most things end users want to configure in a GUI with the major DEs. I was mos

> Linux desktop environments tend to be more configurable, and you can configure most things end users want to configure in a GUI with the major DEs. I was mostly thinking about the times I end up needing to tweak something through the terminal. I wouldn't expect most desktop users to want to do this. But maybe you're right that the most important stuff is covered by guis nowadays. There seem to be a lack of guardrails for low to semi-technical users though. I wonder if something like Nix could help with guardrails and being able to backtrack. Something like nix-gui seems like an interesting approach: https://github.com/nix-gui/nix-gui https://github.com/nix-gui/nix-gui